Become a Forest Therapy Guide

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Wed 07 May 2025 - Sun 11 May 2025

Have you ever dreamed of turning your love for nature into a meaningful career?

Imagine guiding someone who arrives stressed and overwhelmed, their mind racing with the demands of daily life. As you lead them through the forest, something shifts. Their breathing slows, their shoulders relax, and by the end of the walk, they look at you and say, "I feel lighter. I feel like myself again."

This is the power of Forest Therapy. And right now, there’s never been a greater need for skilled guides to help people heal, find balance, and reconnect with themselves.

Applications are now open to become an INFTA-Certified Forest Therapy Guide in New South Wales. This six-months, online-based, mentored and supervised training starts with a five-day in-person workshop held from 7-11 May 2025 in one of the outer suburbs of Sydney. It is open to national and international applicants on a first-come, first-serve basis. There are 12 exclusive training places available.

The course equips you with the skills, knowledge, and global accreditation to lead transformational nature-based experiences.

Who can participate in the INFTA-Certified Forest Therapy Guide Training?

People of all ages and backgrounds who are:

What are the career paths for a qualified INFTA-Certified Forest Therapy Guide?

INFTA-Certified Forest Therapy Guides have used the training to start or expand their own business or are, for example:

Are you ready to make a difference?

This is an opportunity to create a lasting impact while building a career aligned with your values.

To start your journey today, click here for more information.

Discover more about INFTA's courses and the benefits of forest therapy at:
https://infta.net
https://www.instagram.com/infta_foresttherapy/
https://www.facebook.com/INFTA.net

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